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<blockquote data-quote="doghead" data-source="post: 2907571" data-attributes="member: 8243">Hiitar Vain, male Tiefling SoldierHiitar lounges in his chair at the far end of the table. He sits at the end furthest from the King. While Hiitar has spent the last 5 years fighting in the service of Kingsmarch, the tiefling has no illusions as to how far he has to go to be considered an equal in this company. Indeed, Hiitar is aware that he may never. It doesn't bother him. He serves the Kingsmarch because because he believes its the right thing to do. Not for the adoration of its people. Hiitar glances around the people who have been called to the chamber as he has been. Some he knows by sight, others only by reputation. An odd smile twist the corner of Hiitar's mouth.&quot;I have sworn myself to the service of the Kingsmarch, your Majesty. I am yours to command.&quot;For a moment it looks as if Hiitar is about to continue. But instead he falls silent.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doghead, post: 2907571, member: 8243"] [b]Hiitar Vain, male Tiefling Soldier[/b] Hiitar lounges in his chair at the far end of the table. He sits at the end furthest from the King. While Hiitar has spent the last 5 years fighting in the service of Kingsmarch, the tiefling has no illusions as to how far he has to go to be considered an equal in this company. Indeed, Hiitar is aware that he may never. It doesn't bother him. He serves the Kingsmarch because because he believes its the right thing to do. Not for the adoration of its people. Hiitar glances around the people who have been called to the chamber as he has been. Some he knows by sight, others only by reputation. An odd smile twist the corner of Hiitar's mouth. "I have sworn myself to the service of the Kingsmarch, your Majesty. I am yours to command." For a moment it looks as if Hiitar is about to continue. But instead he falls silent. [/QUOTE]

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